[jmanugo]

Hello Stummis.

I present this diorama based on a level crossing that was in Madrid until 1982.

The diorama measures 60x40cm. H0 scale. It is a replica of the level crossing of the missing Penyuelas station in the district of Arganzuela of Madrid. I have not had much historical documentation to do it, 25% of the diorama is pure invention.

All parts are designed in Adobe Illustrator and laser cut. The materials used are: Cartomat, foamboard, Brass, Polystyrene, Acetate, balsa wood, resin, .....

I have taken the diorama over 300 photos, I will be putting in successive posts.

Sorry for writing in English, I do not control the German language.

































Greetings.
Jose Manuel

[DiegoGarcia]

Hola José,

thanks a lot for these superb photos of your excellent work. Can you say something about the manufacturers of the model cars on your scenery?

Adios
Diego

[E 03]

Hallo Jose Manuel,

schön dass Du eines Deiner Meisterwerke hier im Forum präsentierst. Ganz große Modellbaukunst!!! Mehr glaube ich, ist darüber nicht zu sagen.

Viele Grüße
Friedl

[jmanugo]

Hello Stummis.

Thank you for the welcome.

Diego, I'll tell you about the manufacturers of the vehicles:

Citroen Type H NOREV. Transformed into Spanish postal van.





Here is another diorama.

Citrën 2 CV. BREKINA. I modified the axes to give the impression that you are taking a curve at high speed.







Land Rover 109. BREKINA.



Fiat 1800 WIKING. Transformed in Seat 1500, Taxi Madrid at that time.



Renault R4 BREKINA.



MB. 109. Baden Baden. BREKINA. Colors and design match a Madrid interprovincial transport company. I just erased the logo Baden Baden and I put the transferable "La Sepulvedana"



Here is another diorama.





Madrid city bus, Pegaso 6035. OTERO. Only it has put advertising Cinzano.







Seat 124 BREKINA. The effects of light are Photoshop.



Citroën Ami 6 HERPA.



Best regards.
Jose Manuel

[Wolfgang Meyer]

Phantastischer Dioramenbau!!

Beste Grüße,

Wolfgang

[BitMac]

Hello Jose Manuel,

that's just fantastic!

Your pictures appear like made in the real world - in my opinion, the weathering of the scenery has a large contribution to that.

Thanks for showing

[Momo]

just awesome, I'm lost for words
thanks for the photos, its a dream
Greeting Dieter, who wants to see more

[jmanugo]

Hello Stummis.

Thank you for your compliments.

A night photographs. I hope you like them all.

The effects of light cars are made with Photoshop. In the In the photo session had no electricity connected onto the tracks, and lights UT800 438 RENFE SWITZERLAND, are also treated with Photoshop.



























Best regards.
Jose Manuel

[greythom]

Hello Jose Manuel,

that`s outstanding.
Brillant!!

Please let us see more from your work.

[Hewi62]

Hi Jose Manuel,


Unbelievable, outstanding, or whatever is the correct wording...
Many thanks Form the pictures, and of course, waiting for the next pictures...


Greetings from RöHWAG
Andreas

[jmanugo]

Thanks Thomas and Andreas.

Photos of small details.









Details inside the house in the crossing guard.











Details inside the cantina.













Details of dried mud and cracked.






Greetings.
Jose Manuel

[rex]

Hello Jose,

nice to see you and your brilliant artwork again, here in this forum. It is allways a great pleasure to explore all the details and the atmosphere of your models. Thank you very much for showing us.

Regards from rex! (we met at mymocom some years ago)

[Wuschee]

Hi Jose,

your layout is just sooo amazing! I really love to watch your photos!

The layouts detailling is brilliant, I hope you continue building such great stuff and will post photos of it here!

Bye, bye

[ZugKnipser]

Dear Jose,

I'm not a modeler and can not understand the rudimentary effort for this Diaorama. But the result seems to me brilliant. In particular, the first-class photographic realization of your masterpiece inspired me.
Many many thanks for showing your work.

With best regards

Frank

[jmanugo]

Hello Stummis.

Thank you very much for the compliments, I'm very glad that you like this diorama.

Hi Rex, I do remember the meeting in mymocom.

Greetings.
Jose Manuel

[Pogo1104]

Hello Jose

Your diorama is the best what i have seen in recent time.

The pictures are really looking so real.

Thanky you for showing

with kind regards Andreas

[jmanugo]

Hello Stummis.

Andreas, thanks for your words.

I put some photos with a steam locomotive 242 RENFE.











This diorama I have over 250 photos with step by step in some areas. In this link you can see all the pictures.

https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipNV...HgtUG45b0dXVVZ3

Greetings.
Jose Manuel

[helvetio28]

Amazing!!! Thank you for the photos!!

Best regards
Frank

[doerphof]

Hello Jose,

a truly beautiful and highly detailed diorama. Model making at the highest level.

Chapeaux! And best regards from Berlin

Klaus

[jmanugo]

Hello Frank and Klaus.
Thank you for your words. I'm glad you like it.

Greetings from Madrid
Jose Manuel

[Salzbahn]

simplemente hermoso

[Axel67]

Hi Jose Manuel,

really excellent work you did. It´s really looking like the reality.

[jmanugo]

Hello Axel and Jens.

Thank you for your compliments.

Greetings.
Jose Manuel

[netztier]

Jose Manuel,

I take my hat off to such mastery in model building and scene design. That is truly extraordinary. And then there's quite a bit of talent in photography, too!

Zitat von jmanugo

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I can't help it, but from its looks, this motor coach shares remarkably many features of SBB-CFF-FFS's BDe 4/4 and RBe4/4 from the 1950ies and 1960ies. It almost looks like a mix of the two (not so much for the single armed pantographs, though); the slightly rounded front and its transition to the roof (including how the top center light is integrated) are very similar to the RBe 4/4, while the gangway plate, the handrail "hooks", and especially the cover for the electric resistors on the roof definitely look like taken straight off a BDe 4/4.

Would you happen to know and be willing to share anything about the origins and history of this vehicle?

cheers

Marc

[jmanugo]

Hello Marc.

Thank you for your compliments.

Here is a brief history of the Swiss RENFE series UT600/700/800.
http://transpirenaico.iguadix.es/content/ut600700800

It is written in Spanish, put the Google translator so you understand something better.

Greetings.
Jose Manuel